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Find essential information on replacing the actuator spring in your Bolens String Trimmer. Learn how to identify issues and choose the right replacement parts.
If your string trimmer's head is not engaging properly or the trigger feels loose, the actuator spring might be worn out or broken. Inspect for visible damage or lack of tension.
First, disconnect the power source. Remove the trimmer housing to access the actuator spring. Carefully detach the old spring and install the new one, ensuring it's securely in place. Reassemble the housing and test the trimmer.
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Finding the model number for your Bolens String Trimmer is crucial when searching for replacement parts like the actuator spring. Typically, the model number is found on a label or plate on the trimmer, often near the engine housing or handle. Once located, enter this number into an online parts database to find the exact replacement actuator spring needed for your repair. This process ensures you order the correct part and avoid potential issues with compatibility. For additional string trimmer repair parts, consider checking out Craftsman String Trimmer Trimmer Head Parts for more options.

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